I also did this at the Tour of California, which was pretty cool. Today, we helped out when necessary, but a lot of what I did was talk business with Johan.
I am happy with the way my career went and I am happy with the way it ended.
I am sick and tired of people talking about doping and I didn't cheat, and I know am clean. I'll take on anyone who questions that.
I can beat him on a f**king mountain bike with knobbies.
I can get up in the morning and look myself in the mirror and my family can look at me too and that's all that matters
I did not consume any food, drink or product from any of the hotels for fear of sabotage. The cooler was full of incredibly top-secret and potentially illegal water, cereals, jams, bread, salt, pepper, butter, etc.
I didn't know, ... I had no idea ... maybe bike related, maybe I hit it somehow, maybe sex related! But I said, 'This is ridiculous,' and the pain just wouldn't go away.
I don't have trust in that system,
I don't really miss competing as much as I thought I would. Being out there reminds me how much I enjoyed spending time with my teammates — the training part of it — but there's no doubt in my mind that I'm 100% retired.
I don't want to denigrate the race and say it is just a preparation race, because I don't feel bad about the training I have done,
I feel good, I feel strong and I've had a high quality three weeks since my last race,
I felt like today might be the day when the jersey would be given away and it turned out it was,
I figure the faster I pedal, the faster I can retire.
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